Pressure Washing & Parking Lot Striping in Greater Montgomery
Montgomery, AL
On Site Power Cleaning provides pressure washing in Montgomery for warehouses, shopping centers, apartments and homes. Montgomery is our main market, from distribution sites to historic neighborhoods. We wash building exteriors, docks, walks and siding. Then we stripe lots so traffic flows the right way.
Our family-owned crew works from Prattville, just up I-65, and serves the whole capital city. Property managers, warehouse operators and shopping center owners are the main customers we serve. We also wash homes in neighborhoods across Montgomery. Every project starts with a free estimate and a clear plan.
Large commercial sites and older homes call for very different washing. A truck court or dock apron can take strong pressure to lift oil and tire grime. Older wood siding and trim need soft washing, which uses low pressure and a cleaning solution. Matching pressure to the surface protects the property while getting it clean.
Eastdale Mall and The Shoppes at EastChase anchor Montgomery's east side retail. Busy centers in that part of town see gum, spilled drinks, grease and tire marks. We pressure wash sidewalks, entries and drive-thru lanes, then soft wash storefronts and signs. As a local pressure washing company, we also serve centers in nearby Prattville.
Dirty concrete makes a center look older than it is. Pressure washing a Montgomery storefront before the holiday rush helps it look cared for. Gum and grease spots get pre-treated so they lift instead of smearing.
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The Garden District and Cloverdale Historic District are both on the National Register of Historic Places. Garden District landmarks date to about 1898 to 1910. Cloverdale's buildings run from the mid-1800s to the early 1900s. House washing in Montgomery's older neighborhoods calls for low pressure and a cleaning solution. That protects older paint, wood trim and soft mortar while clearing mildew and algae.
New distribution buildings need clear lines for truck courts, drive lanes and employee parking. Older retail lots need restriping as paint fades under sun and traffic. We also remove old line paint when a lot gets a new layout.
Our Services
We handle commercial and residential pressure washing, soft washing and parking lot striping in Montgomery.
Montgomery has a humid subtropical climate. Average yearly relative humidity is 70.9 percent. The city gets about 51 inches of rain a year. February, March and July are the wettest months. That steady moisture feeds mildew and algae on siding, roofs and shaded concrete.
The city runs its stormwater program under NPDES Permit No. ALS000004. Its illicit discharge ordinance, No. 56-2013, bans discharging pollutants or polluted water into city storm drains. The program names commercial wash water, fleet washing and floor washing as sources of illegal discharges. Before any commercial wash, ask how the wash water will be handled on your site.
Our Work
We serve all of Montgomery, from downtown by the Alabama River to the east side. That includes Old Cloverdale, the Garden District and the city's warehouse and distribution areas.
All Service AreasFAQs
These answers cover wet months, warehouse striping, apartment walkways, historic homes and east side shopping centers.
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334-218-7120February, March and July are Montgomery's wettest months, so mildew and algae build up fastest then. A wash once the spring rains ease clears that growth before it stains.
Yes, clear truck court and dock lines help drivers line up trailers and keep lanes open. Employee lots and crosswalks need their own markings so people and trucks stay apart.
Yes, breezeways, stairwells and walkways at apartment communities are part of our commercial pressure washing. Shaded breezeways stay damp in Montgomery's humid air, so we clear mildew, spills and gum.
Yes, a gentle wash before painting removes mildew, dirt and chalky residue so paint bonds. Old Cloverdale and the Garden District are reviewed by the city's Architectural Review Board. If you are unsure what your paint project needs, check with the city first.
Yes, we pressure wash the walks and lot first, then stripe once the pavement dries. Doing both in one project means one estimate and one schedule.
Pro Tips
Most parking lots need restriping every one to three years, depending on traffic and weather. Busy shopping center and retail lots usually sit at the short end of that range. Quiet office and warehouse lots can often go longer between fresh coats of paint. Sun, heavy […]
For most homes, the right answer is both, each on the right surface. Soft washing is the safer choice for siding, roofs and painted wood. Pressure washing is the better tool for concrete driveways, sidewalks and other hard, bare surfaces. The difference between soft washing and […]
Siding turns green in Alabama because algae grows wherever walls stay damp and shaded. Tiny algae spores ride in on the wind and settle on siding, trim and roof edges. Warm temperatures and high humidity give them the steady moisture they need to spread. The green […]
A family-owned crew that cleans and stripes commercial and residential properties across Greater Montgomery.
A local family business that supports the community we work in.
Warehouses, shopping centers, apartment communities and homes.
We stand behind our results and get the job done right the first time.
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